Widespread showers and scattered are forecast across the greater Four Corners area into much of Oklahoma and central Texas, with the focus for the heaviest rain shifting into the Texas Panhandle and north Texas. Cooler than normal temperatures with afternoon relative humidity above 30% will continue along with below normal temperatures. A cold front will move off the East and Gulf Coasts during the day, with widespread thunderstorms and showers for the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast but only isolated thunderstorms likely near the front in the Lower Mississippi Valley and along the Gulf and Southeast Coasts. A cold front will move through the northern Intermountain West, with west to northwest post-frontal winds developing over portions of the northern Great Basin. Isolated to scattered thunderstorms are likely near the front in portions of eastern Idaho into Montana and Wyoming. Dry northeasterly winds will develop overnight across northwest California and west of the Cascades in Oregon as a thermal trough develops along the coast. Fair relative humidity recovery is likely with maximums 30-60% for mid-slopes and ridges along with gusts up to 35 mph in areas favored by northeast winds in northwest California and southwest Oregon.